City of Flint to host Black Wall Street Festival, June 21
Celebrate Black excellence, community, and entrepreneurship at Flint’s Black Wall Street Festival on June 21, at the Mays Senior & Community Center. The free event will feature local vendors, live performances, food, and free community resources.
FLINT, Michigan — The City of Flint is inviting the community to come together in celebration of Black entrepreneurship, culture, and economic empowerment during the Black Wall Street Festival on Saturday, June 21, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Mays Senior & Community Center (1002 W Home Ave).
The all-day, family-friendly event will feature a diverse mix of local vendors, food, live entertainment, and community health resources. Organized as a tribute to the historic legacy of Black Wall Street, the festival is designed to showcase the strength, creativity, and resilience of Black-owned businesses and entrepreneurs across Flint.
The Black Wall Street Festival will also serve as a platform to encourage investment in Flint’s neighborhoods, while creating opportunities for residents to shop local and connect with essential services. Admission is free and open to the public.
For more information, contact the City of Flint at (810) 766-7346.
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